You are treating a patient who demonstrates an inability to…

You are treating a patient who demonstrates an inability to fully flex the index finger and middle finger, thumb opposition is lost, and the sensory deficit includes the lateral one-half of the ring finger, the middle and index finger, and the thumb. Which nerve do you suspect is involved?

You are treating a patient with a Type II acromioclavicular…

You are treating a patient with a Type II acromioclavicular joint sprain. They have been treated in the acute phase of healing and are progressing in their treatment. Exercises have been progressed to progressive resistance exercises (PRE’s). Which of the following exercises would you want to concentrate on for this patient? A. incline chest press   B. Upright row   C. Triceps press   D. Bent over rows (B)